Seventy days in Russia: What I saw - Angel Pestaña First published in Spain in 1924, Angel Pestaña’s journal recounting his experiences in Russia in the summer of 1920 as the delegate sent by the…
Work in America: encounters on the job - Stan Weir Some work stories from Stan Weir, a socialist who worked a variety of manual labor jobs during the 1950s-1970s.
Who dismisses the teacher? Our series on sleep and dreams continues with a post about stress and lack of sleep in the education industry.
The question of feminism - Lucia Sanchez Saornil Excerpts from a long article by Spanish anarchist Lucia Sanchez Saornil on women's liberation and the sexist attitudes of men in the Spanish…
"Every meal was a working meal" Anonymous account of overtime in the video game industry in the early 90s.
Bathrooms Our series on sleep continues with a piece by Gayge Operaista discussing divisions and oppression within the working class.
Let me sleep on it Our series on work, sleep and dreams continues with a story about a sleepwalking postal worker.
Alarm Clock Our series on work, sleep, and dreams continues with a story by our friend Invisible Man, about race, stress, and family.
Good morning sweetheart This post continues our series on work and sleep with a piece about stress and dreams in the education industry.
Even my dreams these days have work-related scenes More on our series on work, sleep and dreams. This one features Lou Rinaldi describing a nightmare and how it's his subconscious taking the very…
Reflections on dream baking and sleep deprivation An account of working without much sleep and the dreams associated with this.
Work dreams Scott Nappalos writes about the problems of working in a hospital and how conditions seep into his dreams.
